Havasu Falls in the Havasupai Reservation

Crystal Sibson

Havasu Falls in the Havasupai Reservation

10/20/20

The hike to Havasupai is a tough one but so worth it. I've backpacked and camped here on four different occasions. Its such a fun place to explore.

5.0

Kimberley Benson

Havasu Falls in the Havasupai Reservation

09/24/18

It’s a tough hike; there’s no sign of water for much of the trek. But the reward is worth it- the waters here are stunning. I jumped in as soon as I saw the turquoise water. This is my favorite trip to date. If you want to cliff jump (it isn’t allowed, so do so at your own risk), hike past Beaver falls. Stay on the trail before descending the stairs to Beaver, and you’ll find a rope down on the side of the cliff, overlooking a giant pool of blue water. The water is very deep (perfect for bigger jumps), but be aware the current is also strong.

5.0

Daniel Mancillas

Havasu Falls in the Havasupai Reservation

03/11/18

The hike is tough! Very long but very possible even if you aren’t in the best shape. Totally worth the hike, but I️ recommend using the miles for your backpacks or pack extremely light! Do not count on getting food from Supai, they take extremely long to serve food and I️ believe they serve the natives first. Last, take a lot of pictures and get in the water!!!!

4.0

Anthony Ferrara

Havasu Falls in the Havasupai Reservation

10/17/17

Been here twice, live in AZ, extremely well traveled, there's just nothing else like it. So many things to say... the most remote town in the continental USA, red desert oasis with kool-aid colored water, literally dozens of world class falls, cliff jumping, star gazing, learning about the culture of the tribe that lives down there, helicopters overhead, mules racing past you, indian fry bread, there's so much to do and you find yourself trying to hold onto what you're actually experiencing. The singular trip tops anything in Hawaii / Colorado / Utah / Yellowstone for me and knowing you hiked in / out on a 20 mile minimum round trip with everything on your back is some kinda sense of accomplishment at the end. I love the Southwest USA.

5.0

Michele Johnson

Havasu Falls in the Havasupai Reservation

05/17/17

The animal abuse I witnessed there was horrific no waterfall is pretty enough to get rid of the terrible images that I saw. Whatever you do do not use the mules to pack your gear in. I think this place needs to stop being visited by tourists in general so that the animal abuse has no profit motive behind anymore. But if you do visit do not use the mules sto packing your gear if you can't carry your gear yourself and make the entire hike yourself do not go. The blood of these innocent horses is not worth a pretty waterfall. If you have any questions about how many hundreds of horses have died under this abuse just go to save Havasupai horses Facebook page and see for yourself.

1.0

Elaine Ng

Havasu Falls in the Havasupai Reservation

03/31/17

This was an unforgettable trip for me, the whole thing from beginning to end. But you must be cautious about requesting the donkey service to bring up your belongings back to the hilltop, you run the risk of losing them. That's what happened to me and I flew home without my bag. It took 3 months of constant calling the front desk (2-3 times a week) for them to return my stuff. They did eventually with everything in tact. But I wonder what really happened that day... The ranger at the hilltop informed me that this regularly happens too. Please be aware and travel safe!

5.0